The phrase "aggregate time for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total amount of time accumulated for a specific task or activity.
Example: "The aggregate time for completing the project was significantly longer than anticipated due to unforeseen challenges."
Alternatives: "total time for" or "cumulative time for".
Fourth, we calculated the time-adjusted MAP deficit below threshold values (55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85 mmHg) by dividing the MAP AUC below each threshold value with the total aggregate time of MAP values for each patient (Additional file 2: Figures S1A, B, and C).
Matt put together two daring runs down the icy, crowd-lined Ganslern course for an aggregate time of 1 minute 42.79 seconds.
Mayer covered the Baerenalm Nord course in an aggregate time of 2 minutes 46.17 seconds for his second consecutive victory in the giant slalom.
The aggregate time lost for all patients and household members was 136 person-years for laboratory-confirmed cases and 579 person-years lost after adjustment for underreporting.
While the present results do not support the idea of an integration window of fixed duration, it is possible that the aggregate time required for recognition varies as a function of the number of dots needed for recognition.
We used aggregate time series data for the period from 1972 through 2002 to analyze consumer demand for cigarettes, betel nuts, and alcohol.
Because a team's standing in meets is based on its aggregate time, members pull for each other.
Most of the early studies of the employment effects of minimum wages used aggregate time series data for the USA, estimating the effects of changes in the national minimum wage on employment rates of 16 19-year-olds 16 19-year-olds 16 19-year-oldsyoung adulteens
We had four such dinners during the four nights of the trip, for an aggregate time at the dinner table of by my count 13.75 hours.
